The Scottish Glens 1 - The Cairngorm Glens

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Temporarily out of stock

Cover

Paperback - Laminated

Published

1 Aug 1999

Edition

First

ISBN

9781852840860

ISBN (10)

1852840862

Size

17.2 x 11.6 x 1.5cm

Weight

140g

Pages

128

No. Maps

No. Photos

Originally Published

1 Jan 1991

The Scottish Glens 1 – The Cairngorm Glens

by Peter Koch-Osborne

Guidebook covers walking and mountain-biking in Scotland's Cairngorm glens around Braemar (Dee, Lui, Derry, Quoich), Feshiebridge and Rothiemurchus on the west of the Cairngorms, Abernethy in the north and glens in the Tomintoul area to the north east. More...

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Seasons

All year round, although the tops of the Cairngorms can have some of Britain’s worst winter Read More... weather, so should be respected.

Centres

Aviemore, KIngussie, Newtonmore, Coylumbridge, Nethy Bridge, Bridge of Brown, Tomintoul, Braemar.

Difficulty

The routes are in and around the Glens so are not high mountain routes and can all be walked or Read More... mountain-biked.

Must See

Glen Derry and the Larig Ghru. Rothiemurchus. A full Cairngorm Circuit.

Braemar
    Braemar Routes
    Glen Ey
    Glen Dee
    Geldie Burn
    Glen Luibeg
    Glen Lui
    Glen Derry
    Glen Quoich
    Glean an t-Slugain
    Glen Feardar
Feshiebridge and Rothiemurchus
    Feshiebridge and Rothiemurchus Routes
    Glen Feshie
    Drakes Bothy
    Loch an Eilein
    Gleann Einich
Abernethy
    Abernethy Routes
    Milton Burn
    Glen More
    Strath Nethy
    Dorback Burn
Tomintoul
    Tomintoul Routes
    Glen Brown
    Water of Ailnack
    Glen Avon
    Glen Loin
    Strath Don
    Glen Builg
    Glen Gairn

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